By all accounts he moves with a team of Navy SEALs at all times and you can't physically approach him without getting through a wall of bodyguards, so he's one of the few who wouldn't have to worry, if he decided to actually take a stand.
Unfortunately I think his wealth has also insulated him from most of the shitty consequences of mass immigration, so he's overly empathetic to crying faces on the TV
They have Luxury Beliefs.
It's very understandable. Joe was a guy with a black belt and a dream at one point. And he followed his dreams and they mostly came true. As you say, the money insulates them from anything that would pop their bubble.
You can plug in amy number of celebrities into that equation. Jim Carey, for example. Guy came up from an abdolute shit life, and through being funny, found fortune and fame.
Kumbaya is not only going to sound great from this perspective, it's going to sound enlightened. Add some ego, and luck becomes righteousness being rewarded.
They have the beliefs of a naive 20 something, because nothing in life has required them to grow up. There's no Mexican podcaster coming for Joe's job. Jews are the guys who sign the front of his checks. The Mexicans who cut his lawn are vetted and screened. Blacks? Why, he just had lunch with Fifty Cent last week - and he's a former gangster! Such a nice guy!
Even the normal well-to-dos never say they got lucky. Earned, always. Blessed - for virtue, obviously. Joel Osteen and the Evangelicals literally turned this into a perverted religion.
They won at Musical Chairs. They can't picture being the loser, which was easily a possibility in reality. Think, how many people want to be a movie star, rock star, famous athlete. Only so many spots available.
Funny thing is, I think Trump can. I think it sunk in after awhile that not everyone had a super hooked in millionaire real estate tycoon dad and all the opportunities and advantages that brings. Seeing bad things happen to everyday people who couldn't just hide in a gated community, who by fate could not didge the blow, changed him.
It's happened before.